This article describes the benefit of using a triple tray for impressions, but also discusses the one instance when a triple tray can present a problem.
Mary Anne Salcetti | 9 years ago ›
The Dental Patient as the Primary Therapist
Dentistry continues to address caries and periodontitis as the critical destructive processes affecting our dental patient family. Other issues, such...
Michael McDevitt | 9 years ago ›
Surprising Expasyl Conversation at Master’s Forum
I was asked to give an update (via a current literature review) on the use of Expasyl during a recent workshop here at Spear. A 2012 article...
Kevin Kwiecien | 9 years ago ›
The 3 Kinds of Leader Every Dentist Must Be
Many times I hear dentists say that they love the clinical side of dentistry, but they could do without the leadership issues that await them when they...
Imtiaz Manji | 9 years ago ›
Removing Ceramic Veneers With a Laser: Part 2
Fig. 1 Click here to read Part One of this series. If you haven't noticed, we are now in an age of dentistry that praises 'conservation...
Greggory Kinzer | 9 years ago ›
This is a patient who after several years of procrastinating has decided to move forward with treatment. The deciding factor for her was recurrent decay...
Steve Ratcliff | 9 years ago ›
Expanding Your Thoughts on Airway
An increasing number of studies are helping us to become more aware of the effects of airway issues on our adult patients. Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA),...
Donna Stenberg | 9 years ago ›
Using Scheduling to Fight Stagnant Growth
It is one of the most common issues I hear about: a practice that is doing everything correctly but not getting ahead. New patients keep coming in every...
Imtiaz Manji | 9 years ago ›
At one time or another, we all want or need to move gingival tissues. While our patients may need us to do that in order to reach their goals, it is a...
John Carson | 9 years ago ›
'Optimizing the Schedule for Practice Growth' Is Now Live!
Why do some practices get into a steady ongoing growth curve, while others reach a plateau where further growth is limited? Obviously, in any practice,...
John Roark | 9 years ago ›
An example of a leaf gauge. If you like using the leaf gauge as much as I do, you undoubtedly have occasions when you wonder why there is a discrepancy...
Gary DeWood | 9 years ago ›
Evidence of Xylitol's Cavity-preventing Benefits Lacking
Xylitol is a sugar alcohol that is as sweet as traditional sugar, but is not absorbed by the body, according to researchers. Its properties allow Xylitol,...
John Roark | 9 years ago ›